Examples of using An often in English and their translations into Russian
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The Conference recognized the enormous risks seafarers face in the execution of their daily tasks and duties in an often hostile environment.
They have been magnificently captured by John Stuart Mill in an often quoted passage from his"Essay on Liberty" 1859.
the ability to implement policies and projects is an often overlooked aspect of social policy-making.
the food crisis and the challenges of climate change are having an often disproportionate impact on women.
creating an often insurmountable burden for low-income borrowers.
experts noted that this was an often overlooked aspect of FDI's triangular relationship, which involved TNCs, host countries and home countries.
Even though humanitarian organizations- including ICRC- played an often vital support role, it should be
An often encountered shortcoming in measuring global inequality is that it does not take into account the number of people living in different countries.
An often discussed and important consideration is managing and storing public data with open code
Sorry for not explaining it more clearly- it took genius to think of this solution to make ferry rides over an often raging river safe.
The need to create a collegial atmosphere that would allow an often not so vocal majority to express their views freely must be openly addressed.
He organized and led his own polo team Cibao-La Pampa that was an often successful contender for the Coupe de France.
weak coordination among an often diverse group of actors
This is an often overlooked, yet critical issue,
negative attitudes of care providers and an often chaotic lifestyle.
Given limited regulatory skills, an often small economic size and the particular central
with gaps and an often ad hoc and unsystematic implementation.
In an often sensitive political environment, the frequent exchanges
had delivered tangible, physical goods which had improved the lives of the beneficiaries, despite an often difficult operating environment.
especially while in the hands of law enforcement officials, is an often crucial element in assessing whether the person is at risk of torture